terrible grades for 3 semesters

[mR LaZy]

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hey i'm new to the board. Here's my storie, i would like some feedbacks and any helpful suggestions

Well, originally i was suppose to be attending UCSD for my undergrad, but some bad grades in senior year cause them to revoke my admission and i've been forced to attend a JC. Which caused me to go into a huge state of depression. I didn't really care much about school and did half A** jobs in most of my classes. I managed to not pass Calculus, 3 times. 1F,2Ds. Cs in gen chem. It just seems as if hope is all lost. Although right now i'm trying to get my act together and continue my dream of becoming an MD one day.

Any helpful comments or suggestions or is it the end of the world? 🙁

 

[zdevcic]

Well the fact that you are acknowledging your mistake shows a lot of character. Rather then blaming schools/teachers. If you really want to become an MD it will happen, you just have to work a little bit harder now. But that extra work will remind you not to make the same mistakes in the future. This has actually helped you in a sense, think of it that way. GL 🙂

 

[fpr85]

Hey man, welcome to the club. I got mono my junior and senior year of highschool, rejected from all schools I applied to. I attended a year of post-graduate highschool to try and make up for it (3.3 gpa), STILL rejected from EVERY school I applied to, they weren't even good schools, ha! Then I was mugged - beaten up and had my possessions stolen from me - my first year of JC, depressed I dropped out of all my courses except for my science courses (those kept me motivated for some reason) which I've only gotten A's in. Even though I think about the day I was mugged daily I've tried to put it all behind me and am going to just have to retake the courses that I withdrew from and that I got F's in. It's 2005, you have to leave the past behind you and look ahead -- regardless if you've had a string of rejections, just say, screw those ***holes, I'm going to show them and just do your best.
Good luck, I'm sure you'll find some way to get over it.